eRex - any good?

[scattered]

I see that one of the banner ads is for http://www.erexpill.com/ which is evidently some form of "Herbal Cialis."

It's pretty pricey stuff unless you make a pretty "bulk" purchase of it...

Has anyone tried it out, to see if, having roughly the same contraindications as the "real pills," it might have the same effects?

Buying 3 or more "packs" of it seems to be the only way to bring the pricing from "steep" to "rather less steep," so it would be pretty sensible to look into "bulk" purchase if the stuff's any good...

 

[jwmorrice]

Sounds like a yet another sex product marketed on the premiss that 'there's one born every minute.' However, the population has grown considerably since that phrase was coined. Might be down to one every 30 seconds!

jwm

 

[ocean976124]

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[mtl_guy]

Herbal Cialis - is Cialis not a copyrighted brand name?

Are you a legitimate company who is blatantly infringing on anothers trademark?

 

[scattered]

The point of asking was of being a bit skeptical, in case "eRexPill" is a "nothing" substance. I'm definitely skeptical of "blind worship" of herbal medicines, although it is certainly the case that many medicines have their source in herbs.

For the company to consider it worth advertising it as a banner ad suggests to me that there's got to be at least something to it, as someone would surely point to it being a scam if it were indeed a scam. If it's a scam, they'll sell to a few people, but then get brutalized publicly because it's just a scam.

There are certainly plenty of scams out there, what with the dozens of spam message I get each day for enlarging/enhancing body parts I don't even have.

On the flip side, some of it is for real. Bell Magicc Bullet (or the like) were real enough that Health Canada saw fit to announce that they wanted it banned due to it being potentially dangerous due to the very same things that are dangerous about Viagra. They later released "Magnum Bullet", which was similarly eliminated by Health Canada edict because of remarkable similarity of its side-effects to Cialis. I had a small supply of each, and found that they did have some of the intended effects, too.

 

[jwmorrice]

Before throwing away money on these sorts of "herbal" products, folks might want to take a look at this page on double-blind studies. Testimonials just don't cut it as evidence.

http://www.mendosa.com/bratman.htm

jwm

 

[mtl_guy]

Sorry.
It is a legitimate question.

Cialis is a brandname which is copyrighted. The drug itself is still covered by patents.

So I'll be nicer...

Does E-Rex have permission to use the term "Cialis" in its marketing?

Is there a relationship between E-rex and Lilly?

As for the E-rex pill itself - is it similar in chemical composition to Cialis (tadalafil)? Does it work it similar manner?

These are questions that should be asked.

mtl guy, are you always this "in your face" with your accusations? I suggest you back off and be a little bit nicer.

 

[jwmorrice]

...Does E-Rex have permission to use the term "Cialis" in its marketing?...

Is Cardinal Fang Catholic?

jwm

 

[Shades]

I notice the e-rex banner is prominent this Christmas on TERB.
So...I dug up this thread on it to see if there was any first hand experience. Lots of the usual sniping and questions unanswered.

Since this thread last aired on page 1...has anyone tried this wonder herb?

I looked at the site and must admit get nervous when they don't tell you what is in their magic pill...

 

[RogerRabbit]

Is Cardinal Fang Catholic?
jwm

I thought he was Anglican...